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Powerless in Prison: The shutdown of FCI Dublin - Vimarsana News

Powerless in Prison: The shutdown of FCI Dublin

In April, the Bureau of Prisons abruptly shut down the troubled FCI Dublin. KTVU explains what led up to the closure, questioning whether this was retaliation for outside oversight over the women's prison, which has been riddled with sex abuse for decades.

Source: ktvu.com
Federal prisons may soon be required to install working security cameras - Vimarsana News

Federal prisons may soon be required to install working security cameras

A bill to install security cameras in the nation's 122 federal prisons could soon become law, in a move championed by sex survivor advocates and many correctional officers themselves. 

Federal prisons may soon be required to install working security cameras - Vimarsana News

Federal prisons may soon be required to install working security cameras

A bill to install security cameras in the nation's 122 federal prisons could soon become law, in a move championed by sex survivor advocates and many correctional officers themselves. 

Senators want answers in wake of AP's prison investigations - Vimarsana News

Senators want answers in wake of AP's prison investigations

Prison workers and union officials are calling on the Bureau of Prisons to fire a high-ranking official who beat Black inmates in the 1990s.

Source: 9news.com
Senators want answers in wake of AP's prison investigations - The San Diego Union-Tribune - Vimarsana News

Senators want answers in wake of AP's prison investigations - The San Diego Union-Tribune

The chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee says he plans to question the director of the federal Bureau of Prisons this week about why the agency continues to stand by a high-ranking official who beat Black inmates in the 1990s